GASGAS EC350F Hard Enduro Riding (Bike Update) 

thanks mate!

cheers!

thanks mate! I will put the links in the description of the video for you

if your going to be riding mostly on the road I would say the 500 would be your best choice, I rode with a guy on a husky 501 and he didn't seem to struggle to bad with the extra power/weight of the bike on the tighter stuff.

@@jackkellybuilds Ok, thanks. I wonder why Gasgas didn't go for a larger displacement. The ES700 would be good for the roads but with tighter off-road stuff its heavy and prone to stalling.

I sold the RMX late last year, I never planned on keeping it long term or riding it off-road, for the type of stuff I like to ride, I prefer to have electric start, I also prefer riding 4 strokes personally, but I can definitely see the benefits of 2-stroke off road, and its obvious why they're the popular choice.

Build quality is exact same as ktm & husqvarna. Because it’s all made in the same factory. Your husky dealer was probably just trying to make a sale on a more expensive bike. Gasgas just don’t have some of the bells and whistles that the ktm & husqvarna’s have like radiator fans and billet triple clamps. But all the actual important stuff is the same.

rims are fine and so are the bars, no issues

hahaha sometimes the frustration gets the better of us. I am strongly considering a 300 2 stroke for the next bike though, im riding a lot more hard enduro than I intended to when I bought this bike.

300 two stroke or 350 4 stroke doesn't matter you still throw em down the same amount 😂

it was doing well for a while, then I was trying a tough hill in a deep rut and when I slid backwards, the back of the skid plate caught a root that was in the rut and it pulled it off, it reattached just fine because the plastic hooks sort of sprung back.But I have now attached the extra rear hook. If the main two hooks were another, less flexible material I think the skid plate wouldn't have pulled off. I have toyed with the idea of making some aluminium hooks to replace them.

Good to know, I may fab up something myself, that extra piece is a bit annoying when time to do an oil change

yes they have a speedometer, odometer, trip meter, hour meter ect on a small LCD dash

im at 44 hours now on this bike and its been great, no problems at all

@@jackkellybuilds I was debating on getting one and dual sporting it

rear is a motoz arena hybrid and the front is a motoz euro enduro 6